How to Fix Runtime Errors?

In this blog you will learn “How to fix runtime errors?” In this blog you will also know the importance of keeping your Computer/Laptop clean and up-to-date and some of the tricks to fixing errors in Windows.

Note: If you are new with your computer and don’t know how to apply manual fixes then you need an automatic repair tool. This tool will easily fix the Runtime Errors and other issues of your computer.

A runtime is a pre-defined set of instructions for a given programming language that executes the core actions of the program executing the runtime.

Tricks to Fix Runtime Errors

Reset Internet Explorer

Run Internet Explorer and click on the Tools menu (Options)
Choose the Internet Options from the menu. A new window will appear.
Click on the Advanced tab.
Click on the Reset button. Another window will open.
Tick marks the box next to the Delete personal settings.
All the saved browsing history, saved passwords, etc. But it is recommended for these troubleshooting steps.
Click on the Reset button. Another window will appear. Click “Close” when finished.

Also Read: How to fix the “api-ms-win-crt-runtime-l1-1.0.dll is missing” error?

Turn off Error Messages

Open Internet Explorer and click on the Tools menu
Choose Internet Options from the menu. A new window will appear.
Click on the Advanced tab.
Choose the boxes next to Disable script debuggin (Internet Explorer) and Disable script debugging (Other)

Re-Install Runtime Libraries

After applying above given tricks if you are still getting runtime errors then you need to uninstalling and re-installing the wrong files for the mistaken runtime.

Read the original error message and find the runtime library in question. For example: we are dealing runtime error in Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime.

Warning: Removing runtime libraries may affect some programs and make them stop working if they are not properly re-installed.

Open run dialogue box by pressing Windows key + R at the same time.
In the Run prompt type: appwiz.cpl
Hit enter.
The Add/Remove program control panel snap-in will open in a new window.
Find all installations relating to the Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime and uninstall them.
After it restart your computer between uninstallations. Follow the on-screen instructions in the software uninstallers.
Now, you need to download and re-install the previously uninstalled runtime libraries.